How do homeschool graduates fare as adults?
According to Dr. Brian Ray, in a summary of his research entitled Homeschooling Grows Up, homeschool graduates are just as or more likely to go on to college as the general population, more satisfied in their work, happier with their lives overall, and more involved in civic affairs. Before High School When should I start planning my child’s high school courses? Usually junior high is the best time to begin working with your student to map out the next four to five years. That gives plenty of time to discern a child’s unique interests and talents and to obtain books and materials that will best suit his needs. See also “ACADEMICS” under “During High School.” During High School Academics Can you give me an example of a typical high school program? Generally speaking (and remember that customization is one of the advantages of homeschooling—so this is just an example!), a well-rounded high school program would include these core academic courses: • 4 years of English • 2–4 years of Math
